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Preface 5
PART ONE__________________________________
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN LEARNING
CHAPTER I
Learning: Definition, Principles,
and Theories 17
The Importance of Learning 18
Defining Learning 20
Determining When Learning Has Occurred 20
Types of Learning Research 21
Learning Principles and Theories 21
How Theories of Learning Have Evolved
over Time 22
Advantages of Theories 24
Potential Drawbacks of Theories 26
A Perspective on Theories and Principles 21
Applying Knowledge about Learning
to Instructional Practices 27
Overview of the Book 28
SUMMARY 29
CHAPTER 2
The Nervous System and Learning 30
Basic Building Blocks of the Human Nervous
System 31
Neurons 32
Synapses 32
Glial Cells 34
Brain Structures and Functions 34
Methods in Brain Research 34
Parts of the Brain 35
The Left and Right Hemispheres 38
Interconnectedness of Brain Structures 39
Development of the Brain 39
Prenatal Development 39
Development in Infancy and Early Childhood 40
Development in Middle Childhood, Adolescence,
and Adulthood 41
Eactors Influencing Brain Development 42
To What Extent Are There Critical or Sensitive
Periods in Brain Development? 43
To What Extent Is the Brain “Prewired” to Know
or Learn Things? 45
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The Neurological Basis of Learning 46
Educational Implications of Brain Research 47
SUMMARY 50
PART TWO______________________________________
BEHAVIORIST VIEWS OF LEARNING
CHAPTER 3
Behaviorism 51
Basic Assumptions in Behaviorism 52
Classical Conditioning 54
Classical Conditioning in Human Learning 56
Common Phenomena in Classical
Conditioning 58
Eliminating Unproductive Classically Conditioned
Responses 61
Operant Conditioning 63
Important Conditions for Operant Conditioning
to Occur 65
Contrasting Operant Conditioning with Classical
Conditioning 66
Forms That Reinforcement Might Take 61
Common Phenomena in Operant
Conditioning 71
Effects of Antecedent Stimuli and Responses
in Operant Conditioning 79
Avoidance Learning 81
Punishment 83
Potentially Effective Forms of Punishment 85
ineffective Forms of Punishment 86
Cognition and Motivation in Behaviorist
Theories 88
SUMMARY 90
CHAPTER 4_____________
Applications of Behaviorist
Principles 92
Applying Behaviorist Principles to Classroom
Management 93
Creating a Productive Classroom Climate 93
Concerns about Using Reinforcement
and Punishment in Classroom Settings 94
Using Reinforcement to increase Productive
Behaviors 97
Strategies for Decreasing Undesirable
Behaviors 101
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) 107
Frequently Used ABA Strategies 107
Using ABA with Large Groups 111
Adding a Cognitive Component to ABA 114
Implications of Behaviorism for Classroom
Instruction and Assessment 114
Importance of Making Active Responses 115
Identifying Instructional Goals
and Objectives 115
Programmed Instruction and Computer-Assisted
Instruction 119
Mastery Learning 121
School Assessment Practices 123
When Behaviorist Approaches Are Most
Useful 127
SUMMARY 127
PARTTHREE________________________________________
SOCIAL COGNITIVE THEORY
CHAPTER 5
Social Cognitive Theory 129
General Principles of Social Cognitive
Theory 131
Environmental Factors in Social Cognitive Theory:
Revisiting Reinforcement and Punishment 131
Cognitive Factors in Social Cognitive
Theory 134
Reciprocal Causation 136
Modeling 138
How Modeling Affects Behavior 138
Characteristics of Effective Models 139
Behaviors That Can Be Learned through
Modeling 141
Conditions Necessary for Effective Modeling,
to Occur 143
Self-Efficacy 146
How Self-Efficacy Affects Behavior
and Cognition 146
Factors in the Development of Self-Efficacy 147
CONTENTS
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Self-Regulation 150
Elements of Self-Regulation 150
Promoting Self-Regulated Behavior 151
The Cognitive Side of Self-Regulation 155
Educational Implications of Social Cognitive
Theory 155
SUMMARY 159
PART FOUR____________________________________
COGNITIVE VIEWS OF LEARNING
CHAPTER 6
Cognitivism 160
Basic Assumptions in Cognitive
Perspectives 161
Edward Tolman’s Purposive Behaviorism 163
Gestalt Psychology 165
Verbal Learning Research 169
Contemporary Cognitive Perspectives 173
Information Processing Theory 173
Constructivism 174
Contextual Theories 175
Integrating Cognitively Oriented
Perspectives 176
General Educational Implications of Cognitivist
Approaches 176
SUMMARY 177
CHAPTER 7
Memory and Its Components 178
A Dual-Store Model of Memory 180
Sensory Register 181
Moving Information to Working Memory:
The Role of Attention 183
Working Memory 188
Moving Information to Long-Term Memory:
Connecting New Information with Prior
Knowledge 193
Long-Term Memory 194
Challenges to the Dual-Store Model 195
Are Working Memory and Long-Term Memory
Really Different? 196
Is Conscious Thought Necessary for Long-Term
Memory Storage? 197
Alternative Views of Human Memory 198
Levels of Processing 198
Activation 200
Remembering That The Map Is Not
the Territory 201
Generalizations about Memory and Their
Educational Implications 201
SUMMARY 204
CHAPTER 8
Long-Term Memory Storage and Retrieval
Processes 206
Storage as a Constructive Process 207
Examples of Construction in Action 208
Long-Term Memory Storage Processes 210
Rehearsal 212
Meaningful Learning 212
Internal Organization 214
Elaboration 215
Visual Imagery 216
How Procedural Knowledge Is Acquired 218
Factors Affecting Long-Term Memory
Storage 219
Working Memory 219
Prior Knowledge 220
Prior Misconceptions 222
Expectations 223
Verbalization 224
Enactment 225
Repetition and Review 225
Long-Term Memory Retrieval Processes 227
Importance of Context for Retrieval 230
Construction in Retrieval 231
The Power of Suggestion: Effects of Subsequently
Presented Information 232
Constructing Entirely New “Memories”
during Retrieval 233
Remembering Prior Recollections 233
Forgetting 234
Decay 234
Interference and Inhibition 235
Repression 235
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Failure to Retrieve 236
Construction Error 237
Insufficient Self-Monitoring
during Retrieval 237
Failure to Store or Consolidate 237
Promoting Effective Long-Term Memory Storage
and Retrieval Processes 238
SUMMARY 247
CHAPTER 9
Knowledge 249
The Various Kinds of Knowledge 250
Declarative and Procedural Knowledge 250
Explicit and Implicit Knowledge 251
How Knowledge Is Encoded in Long-Term
Memory 252
Encoding in Terms of Physical
Characteristics 252
Encoding in Terms of Actions 253
Encoding in Terms of Symbols 254
Encoding in Terms of Meanings 255
Different Forms of Encoding Are Not Mutually
Exclusive 256
The Organization of Long-Term
Memory 257
Long-Term Memory as a Hierarchy 257
Long-Term Memory as a Network 259
Parallel Distributed Processing 262
Concepts 263
Theories of Concept Learning 264
Factors Facilitating Concept
Learning 268
Schemas and Scripts 271
Personal Theories 273
Personal Theories versus Reality 275
Fostering Theory Development 277
Worldviews 278
The Challenge of Conceptual
Change 279
Promoting Conceptual Change 281
Development of Expertise 287
Generalizations about the Nature
of Knowledge 288
SUMMARY 291
PART FIVE______________________________________
DEVELOPMENTAL AND CONTEXTUAL
PERSPECTIVES
CHAPTER 10
Cognitive-Developmental
Perspectives 293
Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development 294
Key Ideas in Piaget s Theory 295
Piagets Stages of Cognitive Development 298
Current Perspectives on Piaget’s Theory 304
Capabilities of Different Age-Groups 305
Effects of Experience and Prior Knowledge 306
Effects of Culture 306
Views on Piaget s Stages 307
Neo-Piagetian Theories of Cognitive
Development 307
Case s Theory 309
Implications of Piagetian and Neo-Piagetian
Theories 312
SUMMARY 317
CHAPTER 11
Sociocultural Theory and Other
Contextual Perspectives 318
Vygotsky’s Theory of Cognitive
Development 319
Key Ideas in Vygotsky s Theory 320
Comparing Piaget s and Vygotsky s
Theories 324
Current Perspectives on Vygotsky’s
Theory 326
Social Construction of Meaning 327
Scaffolding 328
Participation in Adult Activities 330
Apprenticeships 331
Acquisition of Teaching Skills 332
Dynamic Assessment 333
Adding a Sociocultural Element to Information
Processing Theory 333
Intersubjectivity 334
Social Construction of Memories 334
Collaborative Use of Cognitive Strategies 335
CONTENTS
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Expanding the Contextualist
Framework 337
Embodiment 337
Situated and Distributed Learning
and Cognition 337
Ecological Systems Theory 339
General Implications of Sociocultural
and Other Contextualist Theories 341
Peer-Interactive Instructional Strategies 343
Class Discussions 345
Reciprocal Teaching 347
Cooperative Learning 350
Peer Tutoring 353
Communities of Learners 355
Technology-Based Collaborative
Learning 358
SUMMARY 360
PART SIX______________________________________
COMPLEX LEARNING AND COGNITION
CHAPTER 12
Learning and Studying Effectively 362
Metacognitive Knowledge and Skills 364
Self-Regulated Learning 367
Roots of Self-Regulated Learning 368
Effective Learning and Study Strategies 369
Meaningful LearningOrganization,
and Elaboration 369
Note Taking 371
Identifying Important Information 372
Summarizing 372
Comprehension Monitoring 373
Mnemonics 375
Development of Metacognitive Knowledge
and Skills 381
Epistemic Beliefs 383
Developmental and Cultural Differences
in Epistemic Beliefs 385
Effects of Epistemic Beliefs 386
The Intentional Learner 389
Why Students Don t Always Use Effective
Strategies 390
Promoting Effective Learning and Study
Strategies 391
SUMMARY 397
CHAPTER 13
Transfer, Problem Solving, and Critical
Thinking 399
Transfer 400
Types of Transfer 400
Theories of Transfer 403
Factors Affecting Transfer 40 7
Problem Solving 409
Theories of Problem Solving 410
Cognitive Factors Affecting Successful Problem
Solving 412
Problem-Solving Strategies 420
Meaningless versus Meaningful Problem
Solving 424
Facilitating Transfer and Problem Solving
in Instructional Settings 424
Critical Thinking 432
Developmental Individual, and Cultural
Differences in Critical Thinking 434
Fostering Critical Thinking
in the Classroom 435
SUMMARY 437
PART SEVEN_____________________________________
MOTIVATION
CHAPTER 14
Motivation, Affect, and Their Effects 439
General Effects of Motivation 441
Extrinsic versus Intrinsic Motivation 441
Basic Human Needs 442
Drive Reduction 442
Arousal 444
Masiows Hierarchy of Needs 446
Competence and Self-Worth 448
Autonomy 451
Relatedness and Belonging 455
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Individual Differences in Motivation 457
Need for Approval 457
Need for Achievement 45 7
Sense of Identity 458
Dispositions 459
Affect and Its Effects 461
How Affect Is Related to Motivation 461
How Affect Is Related to Cognition
and Learning 462
Anxiety 464
Creating a Motivating and Affect-Friendly
Classroom Environment 469
SUMMARY 475
CHAPTER 15
Cognitive Factors in Motivation 476
Interests 477
Effects of Interest 477
Factors Promoting Interest 478
Expectancies and Values 479
Effects of Expectancies and Values 480
Factors Influencing Expectancies
and Values 480
Goals 481
Achievement Goals 482
Work-Avoidance and Doing-Just-Enough Goals
Social Goals 489
Career Goals 489
Coordinating Multiple Goals 490
Attributions 491
Effects of Attributions 493
Factors Influencing the Nature
of Attributions 496
Explanatory Style: Mastery Orientation
versus Learned Helplessness 500
Motivation, Affect, and Self-Regulation i
How Motivation and Affect Are Intertwined
with Self-Regulation 503
Internalized Motivation 504
Encouraging Motivating Cognitions 506
A TARGETS Mnemonic for Motivational
Strategies 514
SUMMARY 516
REFERENCES 519
NAME INDEX 589
SUBJECT INDEX 609
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